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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-08-25
A Good Nurse

Should not hesitate to wait upon those
III with such diseases as small pOx,
cholera or scarlet fever. There is little
TO be feared by persons waiting on the
SICK n they will use Darbys ProphyIaC-
tic Fluid freely. In sick rooms IL
should be exposed on plate OF saucer.
and the patient spOnged Off with the
Fluid diluted. For safety, cleanliness
and comfort in the sick room the fiuid
Is Indispensable.
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Thar Burlnass Boominu.

Probably no one thing has caused
such a general revival Of trade at Dur
bin, Wright & Co.'S drug store as their
giving away to their man0 customers Of
so many free trial bottles Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery tor Consumption. Their
trade Is simply enormous In this very
valuable article, from the fact that II
always cures and never dlssppoints.
Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis.
Group, and all throat and lung diseases
quickly cured. You can test IL before
buying by getting II trial bottle free,
large sizs 81. Every bottle warranted.
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MCCABE, the New York Alderman who
escaped the penitentiary on the ground
Of insanity, is recently reported as saw.
Ing concerning Jacob Sharp: "Of co1rse
he is guilty. he ought to 20 up. ThS
other fellows went up, and he ought tn
90, too." This seems to warrant Dnh.
lie certificate to the effect that, howeVsr
insane MT. McCabe may be on othsr
topics, he is wonderfully clear. hesdsd
about the Doodle trials. N0U
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Attachment Notice.

W. F. Henderson Pln. Before NJ. <. w..tach. J. p.
LsuIs Finl. Defendant. Co., Ohio. ''"iA
On the 4th day Of August, A. D., 1897. said ;rnsce
issued an order Of attachment In the above action for
the sum OF $94. 80. ''NNo"' AVA
said cause Will BE- Tor hearing on the 2otn day Of
September, 1887, at 10 O'Clock a. M FN"' Va
AuQ18.dW w M urN,,,,,,.,.,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-08-25

A BALLOON trip across the Atlantic Is
to be attempted by French aTOnaut
next October. He will construct an
enormous balloon, fitted with special
steAring gear. and will start from st,
NazaiTG for New York.
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Attachment Notice.

The Canton Eruiapd Com. Before NJ. X. wettach
vs.. shin Starlt "a nbIa
~. Louis Eini. Defendant, '" NV'
On the 4th day Of August A. d. 1887, said 1ustloe
Issued ~ order Of attachment the above action Tor
the sum OF s2I. .48. -NN'4'"' ioi
said cause Will pe for hearing on the 2Oth day Of
September, 1887. at IL O'Clock O. M - t~"s u
.,,.,a TN THE CANTON FRUIT 4 COMMISSION co.
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RunkInn,s Arnioa SALIVA.

The best sslve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, chspped hands, chilblains, corns,
and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. It Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
Dox. Fer sale ~ 'iIrbin, Wright Z Go
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NEW YORK ststiOuer get out an en-
velope listed as Bismarck brown" in
color, and not a package could be sold.
He changed it to ts"Lincoln brown" and
the color became populsr at onee. The
moral Is: PstrOnizs home industry.
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a Profitable Inrestmsnt

can be made in postal card if IL "a
used to send your address on to HajIets
q Co. Portland, Me-, who can fnrnish
you with work you can do at hama
wherever you are located; few thers az
who cannot earn over S. a dsy. Can,taI
not required; you are started sree. a..
ther sex; all ages; particulars frss "a
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And about seventy others, the amounts Of which are
moro or less.
August, A. ID 1887.
ABRAHAM D. CoLDRBN,
Admi1lstrAtOr OF the estate Of Uriah
Karpgr deceased.
July 29th, 9S7.-Aug4-dW
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A Novel Bet.

While am not betting man, said r. J. Chensy. Of
the hrm OF =. j. Cheney Co., considered 1t my re.
lRious duty to make that fellow bet yOO see he was
about dead, and guess ho would Of died before Spring
Lhad NOT OF got him on the bet. You know some
men had rather loose their life than loose q hundred
well he was one OF hat hind and WO both came near
being out, but saved my hundred and 1t only cost
him ten dollars. Hows that? He sent for mo one day
and SAID the doctors had All Riven him up to die with
that Nails CataTh Cure would cure him or would
give him 800 II failed he took the latter propOs
tlon This Was three months ago; you see how he
looks now, don't you. AZ we'll any one and dandy
-[AMKRTcAN, T0.sdO, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-08-25
Legal Notice.

George <. Williams In the state Of California whose
residence i5 unknown, and other unknown heirs OF
Hiram arisw0d. will take netice that on tho 9Th daJ
Of august, 1887. Frank B. Werner and Calvin Il Bal
Aled their petition In the Common Pleas Court OF Sarl
county Ohio. In case No. 687e, against tho absVe nam
cd parties and others praying for the cancellation
upon the records OF Stark county, Ohio Of two certain
mortgAgee viz; one Of 800 made By Henry Duakus Il
John Shriver July 10TH 1847 and ono Of 400 made By
Henry Buckius to Hiram 6riswold February 91st
1880 the nOrh half Of lot 26 In the city Of Canton
Ohio. and shat the Same DO adoudged null and VOid
Said parties are required to answer or before the
9th dag Of October, 1887, Judgment may b0 taken
against than. FRANK b. WERNER
CALVIN y. BALL,
Augl6-LW BY GINN RoYEA, tnaAr Attys.
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Guardians Sale.

In pursuance Of an order OF the Probate Court Of
Stark county, Ohio made the 18th day OF August,
A. D. 1857, 10 tho case OF Nicholas MeIley auArdian
Of William Taylor. against hts ward the said William
Taylor, and the Carpenter Hosiery 20: OF LOUISVILLE,
Stark county. Ohio. the undersigned Will. on
Saturday, September "a, 1887,
at one O'Clock D. m. on the premises. Orer At public
sale tn following described real estate situate In
LOUISVILLE stark county Ohio tO-wt; Being known
part OF the nrthMest quarter OF section twenty eight
(2eD. township nineteen (10), range seven ~ aud
bounded fOllOws Beginning At post In the quar-
tar sect line chain and slxtEsx links SCUM OF
the northeast quartar thence west parallel with the
north line OF said quarter ne chains and eighty links
to post; thence south degrees west twelve chains
and seventy and one efOurth links post thence east
parallel with first Hue nine chains and twenty links TO
posi- In the roan thence north TO place OF beRinninR
containing two and forty five hundredthg "a 46 10O)
acres. and known as the Louisville WOolen Mill prop.
efty, including said W0oen Mil building, boiler and
engine, and II other xed aud movable machinery be-
longing thereto.
Tne above described property to he sold subject to
certain lease held By W. II. Carpenter. agent OF Car
panter hosiery 90. that expires tho 10Th day Of
MAY 1888, at $500 per year. payable quarterly, In ad'
vance.
Terms OF sale welVe hundred dollars cash on day
OF SALE and the balance In year, with interest at
six per cent. per anhum, payable annually, and TO be
Secured by mortVaRe on the premises
Appraised at $4,000. NICHOLAS MRRLEY
Guardian.
A. M. MoCARTY Atty. .-aug1s.hw
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NOTICE.

Notice hereby given that the undersigned has this
day filed IN the Probate Court Of Stark county Chio
his petition praying for order authorizing him to
SELL or otherwise dispose Of the following claims. be-
long TO the estate Of UrAn Harper deceased, which
accrued in the lifetime OF said decsd0nt, and which
have become desperate, to wit:
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The druggists report good sales Of,
and wonderful success from Pslmsr's
Skin-Success and Skin.Sucess soap.
"TwiR marya!s Of healing"
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Attachment Notice.

jeremiah stOner, Plaintiff BetoEe Samuel Krider
. W. Justice of the Peace OF
" Ne middleton, Defendt.) Tuscarawas Tp., Stark
county, Ohio
On the 9th day Of August 1887, said Justice issued
m order OF attachment In the abeve action for o. co.
Pigeon Run, August 8, 1887. ..auG1s.dw 'AOi'i4N'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-08-25

Skln.Success Soap stimulates v,tbont
irritating the skin, heals and preserves
l" unsurpassed for the toilet and bath.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-08-25

l have been for several years suf-
ferer from hay fever and severe head
css..s, GS5 hare triad other remedies in
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Attachment Notice.

b Dannemiller & Sons. Pits Before N. 4. wsttaoh.
Louis Einl. defendant. Il S;arf o., Ia ohio. 1N'
On the 4th day Of August, A. D. 1887 said Justics
ia8ued an order Of Attachment In tho above Aon FOR
tho sum Of 9104. .68.
Said cause will be for hearing on the 10th dAy Of
September. 1887. At O'Clock .. m.
auRl8dW b DANNRMILLRR n SONS
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Legal Notice.

rhe state OF Ohio. stark County, ss;
benjamin StOrmfoltz, Pin, Cause pending In the
". u9mm0n Pleas Court OF
rhe above named defendant will take notice that on
40 9Th day OF September, A. d. 1887, the above
named plaintiff will take tho depOsitlons OF sundry
yytnosses to be used evidence m tho trial Of the
nbOVo cause at the once OF Robert Clarke Notary
Public at the city Of Lancaster, Lancaster county,
Pennsylvania betwSan the 9ours OF O'Clock .: m,
and a O'Clock D. m OF said dAy, and that the taking
Of tha same will be adjourned from day to day, be
tween the same hours. until they are completed.
j. NJ MYERS
auR4.dW Atty for sald Plaintiff.
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aug4-dv'
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

In obedience to an order OF the Probate Court Of
stark county Ohio Twill sell at public sale, on the
premises, on
Saturday, August 9th, 1887,
the following real estate OF Amos Johnson deceased
situate In Lake township, stark county. Ohio t0wlt
Lot No. eleven l). In the town OF Unlontown in said
5tark county.
Appraised at s725.
Sale TO c0mmence at O'Clock D. m. Terms, one
half cash, and the baance one year rhefeAfer with
interest," sad 70 be secured By mortgaEs On the prem
sses sold. GE0RGE FRANK,
W Administrator Of the estate Of Amos
1ui9AI 1thnsOn. deceased,
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A Letter of Thanks.

Mrs. Lydia Pinkham: Very dear Madam: My wife,
Arie Green. has suffered with displacement which
caused her unknown pains till I given up all
hopes OF finding any relief for her. But he guiding
Spirit referred me Tn your Vegetable CnmnOund
went 10 mi eS TO purchase hottie and THR Pn8T TWO
NOSES GAVE HRR IMMEDIATE RRLIEF and afler the use
OF tba first bottle she declared hsTself new pe,g0u
TWO B0rTLEs ENTIRELY CURED HER. Your motlcBo
Is invaluable to mo. IL WAS indeed messenger Of
peace In my house 1t cured my wlls and God knows
am the happlesI man alive to day
GEO. VI. GREEN, Uampti La
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A SAD STORY.
A SAD STORY.
A Woman Tortured Nine Years fron
the IncO petence of Physicians
Relief at Last,

Mrs. t.. lady residing In country town in Indi
ana tells the following painful story: II had taken
treatment from physicians for about nine years and
ha0 never received any permanent relief until took
your Compound. thought never shOnld get we'll
and cried Rosd deal Of my time. year ago this
summer was confined to my bed and room for five
nOntha under the DOCTORS care. l ct last made up
my mind TO quit him and tryynur Compound, and with
what 1ytu RESULT Oh feel so glad that tried II
AID so soy did not got hold Of 1t nine years AGO
rhe tOreR ing is from letter 10 Mrs. Lydia E. Pink
nam, and sun rers by tsSing her Veyeta e Compound
may escape the writer's regret for years wasted in
hopeless agony.
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Attachment Notice.

B. y. UmbenhOwer. Pltn Before Samuel Kridsr. JUS
Va. uoo of the pAAnA AZ TuaCa.
0. N. Middleton. Detdt. raWaa TD., STARK o. o.
"a tho 9Th day Of August, A. D. 1887, said Justice
issued an order Of attachment In the above action for
S10.70 b. Il. UMBENHOWRR
Pigeon Hun. August, 1887 -aulS.dW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-08-25

stark county. Ohio we viii sell at private sale On or
before the
1st Day of October, 1887,
tho following real estate OF Florence Gusutal deosas
ed free or dover therein situated in Canton township
stark county, Ohio about two miles south Of the court
house. on the road leading from Cant0n TO North In.
dustry, described As f0llOwn;
Being part OF tho northeast quarter Of section 81
township 10 and range g. beginning for the Same At
point where the east limo Of the Valley Railway inter
sects the nOrth line OF said quarter sactl0n thence
east said quarter section Inns IA 63100 chains to
stone; thenco south, degrees and 40 minutes west
30 37.100 chains; thence north, 80 degrees and 40
minutes west. rs 100 chains to the east limo Of said
railway; thence north, IA degrees and 80 inmates
west 81 81 100 chains to the place OF b0Rlnniug
tanning 20 and 100 acres OF which about l5 acres
arc esvorod with the best Of timber, being oak hickory
and walnut
Appraised at S3, ,762.
Terms-Onethird cash, and onethird In enc year
from date OF salS and Onethird In years with
teros to be- secured By mortgage the premises sSd
For further particulars call on JOHN 4. MONNUT,
In Hartar's BLOCK, Canton ohio.
JOHN E. M0NNOr,
NUMA 6UEUFAL,
Administrators Of Florence duSutal,
auglS Lw deceased
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DRUGGISTS.
TheCOOLEYCREAMERs

Continue to be the most
~ ~ IS ,N, popular cream raisers on
lN .N, the market. Butter made
1fIl ',''il ~. 'Ay by the Co Oley Process
N%NN,4, tP scored leo POINTS
M 1i n, .'| at the Bay State Fair,
.WH1 n1 .l October, 1886. The Judges
VSkI I'N 1N 24 were Prof. L.R. Arnold
<,,1t. ..I,| n - nt}'3 and Ed. Norton.
,,,4''f'. h m, N NN"U Awarded EIGH T
u1N GOLD and SEVEN
H|,|,DY WWlf |,M TEEN SILVER
'H..Srf ss'ssst |I4 MEDALS in this coun-
rsSsSE,.- ~ -Sy'N try and Europe for super
I7i71| Iiai77it - iority OF process and
u M .3 product.
iW Have the most labor
Un saving conveniences.
Have both Surface and Draw OFF Swimming
attachments. Send for illustrated Circulars.
VI. Farm Machine Co.. Bellows Falls, VI
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Canton, Barnett House, August 3lst,
and September 2Sth. lsl

win be in Wooster, Archer Hotel. Auonst
3oth, and September 27th. a9gf n
We devote our entire time othe treatment
of the above diseases and thus claim more
complete Instruments and larger experience
than physicians in general practice. "a
w, @. BRINKERHoFF, M. ID.
or Drs. A. W. Brinllerhoff & Sons,
Upper Sanduslry, o.
DR., b. occupies three rooms ut Barnett
q Ladies' and Gentlemens waiting room, sep.
crate, and consultation and operating
Eoo~' [ap2a-gy
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

In obedience to an order Of the Probate Court .
STARK county. Ohio we will sell at private sale.
before the
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Sheriff Sale.

WISE & AMBLRR, Att,ys.
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TtsE rltiSco u,ILnotu.
cheerful Hopes uf obtaining Iha
Itmnh.

,n..rui Homo. ot obtninne rhat
Road.
r,i. r,od RIM. tram St I,ui- md
~. Wv - r.. re-
u BIZ" ''inl' 'c'u" ~ "'','
running through Fort 0mi'n' MN"
and shortening the route TO ST. Louis
$40 miles. The road has also got he
.,,,, o,,.. "a oorro,, vhicb /.
'E '''-"' wa! w. '.''
oi'l '' ui' nom Hc"' "a ~"
daf7 ago VI :. % DO H. INKS huures'cu
a. icttor TO Mr' lheoIoi' Nele ii"u' "a
me great UhhklhR urn OF NeW vIN'
cAIHng attention 10 laU' 'un' W
wa 10 IN ar Hua on 'Ile eN ,eu7i'l ~
ihAt ro'u rom N"r' u N'sl" az" "T"
oH'i'hg rlght uI-"a! Iu'Vuth ''
county ana depot sroun .'I'. !" 'ua'
roau' E' IVno"InS ,c''p' was
''lIe" III tepIl, VIM, "ni,a i nv, ~
7,i"lcs mat 'h1 roHu WIZ. lo' Oc III ','
ula'e'l eN'.hu, '' I'VE W. ono.tiu'
tilc' fAee,iI, u, - Dc'lc' = 'n" "a" "'''''
II !, oA''aueu II W II Vo t. ~ W "T' If
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'nh'' ts,I..D ,r. - $40 " ~" ~,
c' 'P' Vl YOU i"IVt va WV ~, ~ rr 80 ~
wy ,."S wy oN''''7' tn;t 10 ,,a,,or
, "'r' =" o"' co,,T99'',. and .,, ' 81 tro
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G1S1t%9 2h TnE E BROS.

when the fatal shot wa. fired aud the
fugitive fell MORALLY wounded Po-
iccman ilardwickc arrived at the
scene and Dan Ford. leaving his horse
and Ieaping wire fence, came up Just
~ the -truggle ended. III man was
brought to the jail yard aud
carried INFO Il room aud
% physicians, Drs. Brown,
90 4 Taylor were summoned. Exami-
Ii ION showed a pistol shot wound
o, the right hip. aud one in front of
the It side OF the abdomen whether
from wo shots. one from front and
the from bohiud. or from one
shot passing through the BODY could
not be determined. The wounds were
dressed aud everything was done that
skill could suggest but the man had
his death wound, and died about hall
past ten, about All hour after he had
been brought in. There was also u
knife or some other wound Oh the
head over the bridge OF the nose.
Constable jenkins showed signs of
u fierce struggle and being much
smaller man mad evidently been IN a
position of great peril The cause OF
death so quick is said by the physi-
clan, 10 have been from nervous
shock, the ball having probably struck
the spir0i column.
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$40,
4 Ssaro shot whiic Kc.isung Arrest
The Man Dies.

4 Ssgro Shot Nbiic Kcsisting Arrest
The Wan Dies.
Last night Constable Lee jenkins
went across the river on the informa-
ton that an escaped convict was on
Water street IN order to effect his
arrest The Information WAS given
by someone and the man said TO
be m escaped convict was named n
jim Williams alias Bill Davis. lie j.
said to be- from Grocsbeeck and to
have been convicted at that place of
burglary and sentenced to a term III
the pcnitcutiary. In pursuance OF
sentence he became one OF the gangs
OF cOnvicts working NJ the White
plantation near Millican. 1t j. uuccr-
tain at what time ne escaped, but IL is
supposed 10 have been about four
weeks ago, H. he has been in Waco
about three weeks. Being called to
his arrest Mr.. jenkins notified MIR.
Dan Ford and started acros, the river
lust about dark, Ford following rs
soon as possible. The negro
was found on Water street
MIR. Jenkins started to him to
take him into custody when the negro
started to run, broaking up the river
aud jenkins started after him, as also
policeman Jno. lIardwic6c. Dan Ford
had reached East Waco and started on
horseback after the dying fugitive
and pursuing officers The chase led
under the banks Of tho river aud
three or tour shots were ticed. most
likely TO bring the negro to halt
when Jenkius. WHO had hoon gaining
ON the negro, closed in on him n, he
plunged into the water \ hand to
hand struggle occurred aud the ne
gro, who is man Of line build ana
power aud was armed with
a dangerous knife, fought for his es.
cape using the knife aud was getting
the best of jenkins, having him down
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-29

The ladic, ofthe Cumberland Pres.
hyterian church will giyea lawn PARTY
on the large and handsome grounds
Of Mr.. j. w. higgins, Austin street
on Thursday night. The proceed
are to be devoted to the aid of the
Young Mems Chri tian Association.
The purpose issn e,timabie one and
the lawn party isa pqrt of work
undertaken by the ladie, of Waco in
aid of that institution, the y. M. G. y.
street cars run near tno place and it
/, TO be hoped that there viii he "A
large turn OUT. The y. VI {. \. Is
doing 70 noble work in Waco and
should be iOslercd.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-29

y thief or burglar during sunday
aud sunday night went through some
dodgers rooms AT Mrs. Simeon Lat
ties. Mr.. j. Il. Craig lost "a pair of
pants containing ring and some
loose change, ant Il Mrs. Allsworth, a
music teacher aud new conner in
Waco, lost thirty dollars in money
out OF a trunk. 4 colored man, Geo
Stovall by name, who had been work
ing at the mouse, disappeared on Mon.
day and Mr. Craig finding him on the
street Monday e, ening had him ar
rested
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-29

Baby Lace Caps in all styles at very low
prices. Baby Caps at Is cents nicely mad.
and trimmed. Baby Caps at % cents. We'll
worth 80 cents Boys Bicycle Waists at 25
reduced from 80 cents. a very fine line Of
Misses Jaconet Aprons, reduced to SOC Chi
dren's White Dresses, trimmed with cmbM
derry ats and 80 cents Just received ne,
LOT of Corded Band ChcmiSe at 40 cts each
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-29

one case yard.widc White lawn, worth ; b.
per yard will be- closed out this week at 54c
per yard. so pieces Inequality Barred Main.
SOCK worth 1Oc our price this week Will be
&c. 80 pieces extra nice selection of Barred
Nan-ook was b cents per yard, now 10 cts.
- pieces large plaid White Muslin, reduced
to l5cpcryd Still a few pieces cftof White
FIGURED SVi~Se- AT BEL pr yd.
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Goto W. Il Matthews, Franklin,
between Fifth and Sixth streets for
house and ,igu painting, papcr-hang
ing, decorations, etc, IN best of style
and most reasonable charges
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MS. - FANS. = TIA

Fans at &c. fans at 0c fans Sc fans at 20c fans at 25c
Examine amy Of the above goods and you will find them
worth fully double what we ask for them.
A big line of dress buttons at Sc and Zoe per dozen
All of our Ladies silk Gloves and MittS will he offered at
reduced prices in order to close them out
Mar,cillc~ Quilts at 81 Sl.25 and $50.
Full lines of Scrim at ~ Is and 20 cents per yard.
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II tins Gentleman shoud.get hard
up he would 70 to DUFF DoMNAU
torH-ti-tnrcc,n- DoMNAU's is the best
place in TcNas to get money or to
,peud it, Blue front south side of
square, sign of three gilt balls, Waco,
AVID nm MMin .troAl. DAllu..
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Weber, Emerson and Mathu' HEX
pianos and Goggau n Bro. Organs at
1863 South Fourth street, Waco.